Males will flower regardless of the light cycle, so I don't know that there's any really easy answer. But a box with a HEPA filter that you keep as far as is possible from the females might work, like opposite side of the house, on a different floor, with the filter, and behind a closed door. That should at the very least minimize the amount of pollen that gets to your females. If you try it, and it works, please let us know, as I'd like to do the same thing at some point.
jamstigator Reviewed by jamstigator on . Stay of execution of my males....so now what? Ok I have alot of good seedlings under the lights right now...they have good air, water, and soil. I have lost a number of gardens to theft, symphilids, rust other mistakes over the last year since I have donned my green thumb. My seeds are very limited and some of the strains that I have just germinated I can't find anywhere else. So my question is how do I keep my males in the house without pollinating my females in the same house till I am ready to actually pollinate? Can I keep Rating: 5